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Fast Facts: Owner: Cotton County RWD No. 2 Engineer: Jung Engineering Delivery Method: General Contractor Self-Performed: 35%, Concrete
FIRST PLANT IN OKLAHOMA TO USE THIS SPECIALIZED TREATMENT AND FILTRATION PROCESS Cotton County Water Treatment Plant Cotton County, OK – For years, Cotton County, OK, has
This complex project required serious coordination,
struggled to consistently manage the fluoride, arsenic, and
precision, and multiple pieces of equipment. To mitigate
nitrate levels in their water. In Fall of 2018, Cotton County
long material lead times, crews had to erect the metal
hired Crossland Heavy to build a new water treatment plant,
building before installing the tanks inside. Then, we had to
a blending station, and a water well that would improve their
pass six interior tanks through an overhead door. Lastly, we
chemical distribution and water quality.
had to install building piping before the filtration media, which created a significant obstruction to the access area.
The project had multiple components, including an all-
The collaboration of all teams involved helped make this
encompassing operations building that houses a lab, a filter
project a success.
process, a chemical feed system, electrical controls, and storage. The pump station connects and combines eight
Crossland Heavy completed this multi-faceted project on
separate well sources and distribution systems into one
time and within budget. Most importantly, we delivered a
unified system with remote accessibility. The system allows
facility that will provide quality drinking water to Cotton
the County to maintain and service the station without
County residents for years to come.
cutting the water supply to any part of the community. Cotton County is the first plant in Oklahoma to use this type of treatment and filtration process. Between the new process building and the two new wells, water capacity will virtually double. 16
Project Team: Justin Lillie, Division Manager; Mitch Ralston, Project Manager; and Cody Little, Superintendent
